Flooring, Drywall & Interior Finishes in Woodland Hills
Flooring, drywall and interior finishes in Woodland Hills from Cedarline Design Build, for a new ADU, an addition or a room in the main house.
An insulation sign-off on the inspection card is the gate for finish work in a Woodland Hills ADU or addition. Once LADBS has seen the walls open, board can be hung, taped and textured, then primed and painted. Floors come after the messiest trades leave, so planks and tile never sit under ladders, joint compound or paint drips. Trim and base go on last, over the finished floor.
What sits under the floor
A detached ADU or a garage conversion usually rests on concrete, and a slab can push moisture up into whatever covers it. We test the slab before a floor is chosen, and a high reading points toward a vapor barrier underlayment or a product rated for it. A garage slab may also slope toward the old door, so leveling compound brings it flat first. An addition over a raised floor has other needs. The joists have to be flat and stiff enough for tile, and plywood seams are screwed down so they stay quiet underfoot.
The wall between two homes
Where an attached ADU or a JADU shares a wall with the main house, that wall carries more than paint. If the approved plans call for a fire-rated assembly, it gets type X gypsum board fastened on the spacing its listing sets, with every outlet box and pipe hole sealed using rated caulk. Sound is a separate goal. Insulation in the cavity, resilient channel on one face and staggered outlet boxes keep voices and a television from carrying through. Taping and texture then hide those extra layers behind a plain finished surface.
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Porcelain tile and luxury vinyl plank stand up to move-ins, furniture legs and spills, and either can run through the kitchen and bath with no change at the doorway. Sealed concrete suits a slab unit with a plainer look. We bring samples to the visit and compare wear layers, sound underlayment and how each handles a wet entry.
Often, yes. Height is the catch. A new raised floor or slab has to finish level with the old room, so the plans set the new floor height to match it. If the existing planks can no longer be bought, a fresh floor laid across both rooms gives one continuous surface with no seam at the old wall line.
Yes. A room in the main house can get a new floor, patched or new drywall, trim and paint as a project of its own, with no ADU involved. Each surface and task appears as its own line in the written quote, and any wall patch starts with a small texture test so the match can be judged before the room is finished.
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